Prince Harry says he does not believe the Queen can carry out her public duties without the Duke of Edinburgh, her husband of 64 years.

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Queen needs Philip – Prince Harry

The Iranian woman whose sentence of stoning for adultery provoked an international outcry could be hanged instead. The head of the judiciary in East Azerbaijan has said the prison does not have the facilities to stone Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani. So he is investigating whether it is legally and religiously permissible to hang her. Her sentence was originally postponed last year after international protests.

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Iranian Woman Could Be Hanged

The white supremacists, survivalists and anti-Zionists who have rallied behind Ron Paul’s candidacy have not exactly been warmly welcomed. But he does not disavow their support.

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Ron Paul Disowns Extremists’ Views but Doesn’t Disavow the Support

Former MF Global chief says he does not know where money went.

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Sens. Want Answers From Corzine

Amazon does not say so, but the company is soon likely to release an improved version of the device, which is generating a lot of negative customer feedback.

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Amazon Kindle Fire Faces Critics and Remedies Are Promised

The NHS is putting lives in danger because it does not give the right care to people with muscle-wasting conditions, according to campaigners.

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Dystrophy admissions ‘too high’

What the 699,000 listing for a house in Mount Kisco, N.Y., does not reveal is that buying it will make one a neighbor of Andrew M. Cuomo.

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The Appraisal: A Chance to Be Andrew M. Cuomo’s Neighbor

Says he does not remember Bialek.

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Cain: Harassment Claims ‘Disturbing’

The Transportation Security Administration is testing a program that does not require travelers to remove shoes and belts nor to display laptops and liquids and gels.

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On the Road: T.S.A. Eases Security for Chosen Fliers – On the Road

David Cameron has said increasing UK contributions to the International Monetary Fund “does not put Britain’s taxpayers’ money at risk”.

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PM: ‘No risk’ to UK in IMF plan

Herman Cain does not endorse smoking, despite his campaign’s decision to prominently feature an aide smoking a cigarette in a recent Web video , the businessman and GOP presidential candidate said Sunday. During an interview on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” host Bob Schieffer — who survived a bout with bladder cancer that he attributes to smoking — said the ad “sends a signal that it’s cool to smoke,” a charge Cain denied. Read full article > >

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Herman Cain explains viral campaign video

Herman Cain does not endorse smoking, despite his campaign’s decision to prominently feature an aide smoking a cigarette in a recent Web video , the businessman and GOP presidential candidate said Sunday. During an interview on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” host Bob Schieffer — who survived a bout with bladder cancer that he attributes to smoking — said the ad “sends a signal that it’s cool to smoke,” a charge Cain denied. Read full article > >

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Herman Cain explains viral campaign video

QPR owner Tony Fernandes does not believe racism is prevalent in English football, following allegations that John Terry racially abused Anton Ferdinand.

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Racism not prevalent – QPR owner

Vitali Klitschko’s promoter claims a fight with David Haye is still a possibility despite the news that the Briton does not want to renew his boxing licence.

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Haye could fight on – Klitschkos

A finding that a blood test to screen for prostate cancer does not save lives, but results in needless medical procedures, is being contested.

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U.S. Panel’s Advice on Prostate Test Draws Opposition